According to Brian McHale, this development of this literary movement was characterized by a shift from epistemology to ontology. One member of this movement wrote an essay describing the "used-upness of certain forms" in the movement preceding it, entitled "The Literature of Exhaustion." This movement was criticized as suffering from a "crisis in historicity" in a work subtitled "The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism" by Frederic Jameson. It was famously defined as "incredulity towards metanarratives" in a work by Jean-François Lyotard about its namesake "condition." For 10 points, name this literary movement practised by such authors as Robert Coover and John Barth, which was preceded by m
According to Brian McHale, this development of this literary movement was characterized by a shift from epistemology to ontology. One member of this movement wrote an essay describing the "used-upness of certain forms" in the movement preceding it, entitled "The Literature of Exhaustion." This movement was criticized as suffering from a "crisis in historicity" in a work subtitled "The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism" by Frederic Jameson. It was famously defined as "incredulity towards metanarratives" in a work by Jean-François Lyotard about its namesake "condition." For 10 points, name this literary movement practised by such authors as Robert Coover and John Barth, which was preceded by modernism.
According to Brian McHale, this development of this literary movement was characterized by a shift from epistemology to ontology.
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